francesca is joining me now.s normal service part -- being resumed by the bank of ireland post the financial crisis, or close to it? ancesca: we are very much looking at the growth of the irish economy and the way we have supported it. we are talking about a 20% increase in arnett loan growth between now and 2021. -- in arnett loan growth between now and 2021. we are also talking about transformation of the bank of ireland's culture and our business model, and sustainable returns to our shareholders. mark: you say you are going to boost your loan book balance sheet. what sort of level are you comfortable with? francesca: we have a leading role in house building and home buying in ireland. ark: that is the loan book. what about your nonperforming loans? are you comfortable with the intent to not sell any more? hugh francesca: we are focused on working with our customers to find the solutions that work for them. i veeen very impressed by what i have seen in risk management expertise. this would be a competitive edg

it's focusing on the behavior instead of the person. >> hi, francescas. name is -- [laughter] so my question is i feel like now more than ever there's a lot of conversation kind of around the forefront of being pro-black and being woke and more than, more recently there's been scrutiny around, for example, childish gambino and having a non-black spouse, right? so i just kind of wanted to hear your thoughts about that and how you feel towards that. >> yeah. i talk about my husband, i talk about patrick. people know him because we host a podcast together. and i think it's unfair to pin someone's partner -- like patrick and i are two very different people, and the work that i do -- i think it's unfair to invalidate the work that i do because he is my partner. i have never gotten a piece of hate mail that was, like, you know what? scratch that, your husband is white, i'm not going to call you -- [laughter] it has never happened. do you know my husband is white? do you want to rethink these racial structures that have dropped in my inbox, because it never happ

francesca tells me she thinks the city is one big open—air gallery. so, tell me about david.elangelo when he was just 26 years old. he made it for the city. at the end of the 1800s the city decided to put the statue inside the museum and they made a copy. wait, so that is a fake david? yes, a fake david. well, it is a replica, we don't like the word fake. it is a replica from the 1900s, 1911, actually. it is a modern one. but this is definitely real. just around the corner from david lies a tiny, unassuming chapel you would normally walk straight past. this is one of the hidden gems of florence, an institution which is probably unknown even to most florentines. the chapel is a charitable institution founded in the 15th century for middle—class is who had fallen on hard times. it still operates today and meets every friday to decide who should benefit from its donations. but it's the art we're here for. so, the frescoes were made by domenico ghirlandaio. he was the main renaissance artist and he was, by the way, the master of michelangelo. you always recognise the good men bec

he was also ordered not to have conduct with francesca. she was shocked to run into her attacker at high school. he family filed a title nine complaint. >> because have your failure and your refusal to keep me safe, i walked in the halls afraid to turn the corner, afraid t use the rest room. >> the school board will not comment on a specific karks but says its policy onexual harassment complaints requires a finding that the misconduct created a hostile environment in school. the board says it does not lerate harassment against students or staff. >>> a virginia man is accused of assaulting a womanuring a massage. officer arrested amber mohammed yesterday. oman accused him of inappropriate contact last month when she visited the bellaluna. police said the woman immediately left after the assault and called ne911. 4 has reached tout the bella luna spa, but so far has not heard back. >>> we're following breaking news right now. this is out west whereore ars are scorching land and threatening homes. megan fets varitzgerald has the intails. >> t

now 15, francesca has decided to speak openly about what happened. her twitter feed lays out her experience of the past school here at john handly high school. she's been dretraumatiecause of the way the school district responded. even though her alleged attacker put on probation, he'seen allowed it continue to go to class at the same high school she attends. when her family filed a title 9 arguing th swagdituation create hostile environment the school ruled it was likely the incident didn't happen. her family is appealing that. now francesca wants the sch tl boar hear directly from her. >> what the school is doing is wrong and other peopleo need know that. otherwise they're going to continue doing this and they're going to treat victims with hostility and injustice and i think i shouldn't get the pow by being silent. >> reporter: a statement from win chess center schools they can't comment on specific cases but it regards with regard to complaint of sexual harassment our policies require not oiny ang of unwelcome sexual misconduct but that this unwe

francesca chambers, white house course on it for the daily mail.. >> good to be here. is the president's statement representative of the disposition of the democrat? >> making that 2018 midterm election about expanding that majority is to talk about. putting himself essentially on ballot, and midterm elections are typically favorable, so he is actually embracing that is deemed okay, but my policies on the ballot. p. at the rally talked about the obamacare and how they got rid of the individual mandate. he talked about tax firm and addition to immigration saying about for the other side is essentially a is essentially about for nancy pelosi and chuck schumer is in order for him to pass his agenda and get what he promised to do when he ran for president that they will have to be more republicans in the u.s. senate where republicans have 51 feet but they would need 60 to overcome democratic filibusters. you're right. the president putting himself >> dab in the middle of the campaign. seeking reelection as we said. he is one of the most vulnerable repu

he was also ordered noto have contact with francesca.hen she started john hanley high school, she was stunned to attacker. into her her family filed a title 9 complaint and last nighthe confronted the winchester school board. >> because of your failure and your refusal to keep me safe, i walk through the halls of john hanley high schotu afraid to a corner, afraid to use the rest room, afraid to walk from class to class. >> the school board will not comment on a specific case, but says it does not toleratera hassment against students or staff. >>> time to check in with chuck bell for a look attoday's forecast. >> yes, indeed. sometimes a picture is worth a 1,000 word that's the way the day is going to look for pretty much start tofinish. bright sunshine. maybe a few extra clouds coming in later on, but no rn today. goodness knows we don't need any. it has been a very rainyar pattn nd here. really since about the 1st of april. in may n drlyble our average rainfall. plus, 4.74 inches justh for the mof may, and we have another greater than 2

. >> rorter: francesca was just 14, retively new to win chechesr f a she met the friend friend at this park. she was sexually attacked. left wh bruises. after this happened, i feared leaving my house. >> reporter: that only intensified when she starteds clasnd began running into her alleged attacker. >> i can't function for the rest of the day and it brings me back to the event. >> reporter: these documents from juvenile court show the bof accused attacking her was placed on probation for sexual battery and abduction, ordered not to have contact with her. at >> a month i really pushed the issue kp said and said my d is not safeor here. >> rr: they filed a title 9 complaint and were stunned at the response from the school ri di. >> despite criminal charges and later despite an adjudication order that put the perpetrator under court supervision for both sexual battery and abduction, they found it was more likely than not tha the incident did not occur. >> the family appealed and has filed another complaint. now francesca i ting her case public on social media and she'll confront the scho

. >> francesca was just 14, relativelily new to winchester last summer when he met a friend of a friend at this bark. she says she was sexually the documents from juvenile court show the boy accused of tar of attacking her was placed on probation. as shetarted her freshman year, she was stunned to find she began running into her alleged attacker. >> i can't function for the rest of the day and it brings meack to the events. >> reporter: her family file at 9 complaint. >> a month later i really pushed the issue and said listen, my n daughter i safe here. school has become a place of retrar retrauma. th found it was more likely than not that the incident did not occur. >> the family appealed and filed another complaint, but now francesca i taking her case public and she'll confront the school board face-to-face. >> what the school is doing is wrok and other peop-- wrong and need to think that. they're going to treat victims with hostility and instice. ihouldn't give them power by being silent. >> when i contacted the school board, they said theyen can't co on a specific case but they go t

on sunday, "decode accounts host francesca ramsey shares her journey to becoming a social act vist from her book "well, that escalated quickly." then dubling university laura edwards on the law reese ole in tiverbing native american lands. sunday at 4:00 p.m. eastern on "real america," the 1944 film "memphis belle -- a story of a flying fortress" which documents one of the first b-17 bombers to complete missions over europe without being shot down. watch the c-span networks this weekend. >> of "after words," will press on his book "from the left." >> who was one of the most influne guests you've had? >> john mccain. he was such a maverick, which i like. consider myself somewhat of a maverick. and he was also brutally honest. he was willing to take on his own party. you know. i wrote a book critical about barack obama called "buyers remorse" which i got a lot of clap for from my fellow democrat bus there are some things where i let barack obama let the progressive side down. john mccain felt his party wasn't living up to what he thought the republican party should be, he was willing to s

d on sunday, mtv decode host francesca ramsey on becoming a social justice activist in her book well, that activated quickly. and on c-span 3, saturday at 8:00 p.m. eastern on lectures and history, duke university laura edwards on public lands and a law, examining westward expansion and the law's role on taking over native american lands. on sunday at 4:00 p.m. eastern on "real america." the 1944 film "the memphis bell" the story of a flying fortress which documents the first bomber to complete 24 missions in europe without being shot down. watch the c-span networks this weekend. >> ahead of the new york primaries later this month two republican candidates running in new york's 11th congressional district faced each other in a debate. the race features incumbent representative dan donovan and michael grimm who previously held a seed. before resigning and serving time in

francesca tells me she thinks the city is one big open—air gallery. so, tell me about david.vid? yes, a fake david. well, it is a replica, we don't like the word fake. it is a replica from the 1900s, 1911, actually. it is a modern one. so we go this way to the right. but this is definitely real. just around the corner from david lies a tiny, unassuming chapel you would normally walk straight past. this is one of the hidden gems of florence, an institution which is probably unknown even to most florentines. the chapel is a charitable institution founded in the 15th century for middle—class is who had fallen on hard times. it still operates today and meets every friday to decide who should benefit from its donations. but it's the art we're here for. so, the frescoes were made by domenico ghirlandaio. he was the main renaissance artist and he was, by the way, the master of michelangelo. you always recognise the good men because of their clothing. they have the red and black robes. and also, they always have paper in their hands because it was a contract, they needed to leave eve

mtv's decode host francesca experience inher her book. saturday at 815 eastern, duke university professor laura edwards on public land in the law examining westward expansion. sunday at 4:00 p.m. eastern on railamerica, the 1944 film the memphis belle. the firstts one of b-17 bombers to complete 25 missions without being shut down. >> sunday night, television and radio host talks about his poll -- talks about his book. he is interviewed by syndicated columnist. one of the most persuasive john mccain.ts? >> he was such a maverick that i like. he was brutally honest. he is able to take on his own party. there are some things where i think barack obama let the progressive side down. john mccain said his party was not living up to what republicans should be and he would say so. >> watch sunday night at 9:00 eastern. >> next, white house press secretary santa sanders -- sarah sanders gets questions about the justice department's report. reporters also ask a

to daily mail white house correspondent francesca chambers, also congressional reporter caitlin owensitlin, to you first on the bowing the president's taking in light of this supreme court decision. is it your sense here that he's going to find a way to ride this or something, maybe get more support even on this immigration bill, apples and oranges that it kind of is, the wind at his back even though he said, the heck with it, wait after the midterms? >> you know, i don't think so. you've got so many competing factions. the house is voting on a big immigration bill this week, and it's always been expected to fail. it was just a management thing where republicans wanted to vote on an immigration bill. and, you know, while trump does have a big victory today, the president has not been super engaged in creating member confidence to vote for this bill. so i think that while, you know, this is definitely a victory for the president today, i still wouldn't expect an immigration bill to pass in the house. you could be wrong, you know, things can change very quickly these days, but it's stil

this is, not just a positive step, i think it is kind of step that, and i think we have to thank francesca and we need to thank the city thinky attorney's office too, about their assistance -- without their assistance, we would have wobbled more. there is a big difference between the kind of folks that work for the public utilities commission that work indoors and have college°. that are assigned workstations. we take these devices for granted. they are very expensive. expensive to upload. with my cable bill i cut that cable bill but with the folks that i come into contact with routinely, they are confronted with making decisions about whether or not to pay their auto insurance, or their cable or their internet or whatever it is. there is a big difference between a young man, a woman who is being brought on board at a much lower rate of pay, from a community that we identify as being a community that we want to go over and above for. and so, providing them, and making sure they have that information, is probably one of the things that i hold most dearly to myself, in terms of taking care o

she was also ordered not to havt contact francesca. when she started johschanddy highol, she was shocked to run into her attacker. the family filed a title nine complaints, and lt night she confronted the winchester school board. >> because of your failure and your refusal to keep me safe, i walk through the halls of john hanley high school afraid to turn a corner, afraid to use the rest roomal afraid to from class to class. >> the school board will not comment on a specific utcase, says its pol oicyn sexual harassment complaints require a finding that the misconduct created a host he'ile environmea they say they do not tolerate harass am against student or staff. zpliefrmts prince william is in israel for a short visit. megan. in that's right. it isly happening. it's the firstri official btish royal visit to israel. prince william's high profile in the middle eastxp isected to stop at israel's official memorial to victims of the ho cau holocaust. israelis are celebrating the anniveary of the nation's independence and have been pleadin

he was ao ordered not to have contact with francesca. when she started john hanley high school she was shock to run into her attacker. her family filed a title 9 complaint and confronted the school board. >> because of your failure to keep me safe i am walking the halls afraid to use the rechroom. thel board says it does not tolerate harassment against stent or staff. >>> in the seconds it can take to answer a text or call behind the wheel you can lose your life. is morning a major phone company is driving home the point with the it can wait campaign. just seeing this memorial wall with a locale on it of someone who lost their life distracted behind the wheel really hits home the o message it can wait. that is the pledge that customers at this store in china town are being asked to take. it can wait. there is a virtual experience that you can watch thatd kin drives home the soberingofeality hat it is like to be distracted behd the wheel. you watched the five minutes or so of it. what did you take away from it? >> ito is really hard watch

my name is francesca valdes. i manage and operate fame venue and broadway studios with my partner, carl prescott. bennett and i share the same alley, but we do not share the same business ethics. like what our supervisor peskin said, we are all wasting our time, and his license should be revoked. for so many reasons, i was afraid of my life on the 18th. i was scared from the gun shots. i was afraid for my life. i was the one with six cameras facing his entrance, and i face him today again to waste my time to plead to you not to give him back his license. thank you so much. >> thank you. is there anyone else here for e? >> good evening. my ne is kyle prescott. i am managing the other building plus two businesses, which has been voted in last four years one of the top -- not only in san francisco but in north america. last year october, we have been rated number three in north america, great venues. what those two genemen saying, they are b.s. they are lying, lying, lying. they are destroying business not only for

conversation with staff about that and this shows up on the agenda is a small concern of mine, but i think francesca is more capable than me of having that discussion and i will follow her lead, but i'm not happy with the fact that we're going with big ideas without a really important big idea included. >> let me respond to that. first of all, the big idea book, we've been working on for years and we presented it. and so we're at a point that we've been working with the unified school district to put in these ideas. these ideas are simple, basic, that you can teach in schools. and i really want to do the basic stuff. if you want to go into animal -- -- to me, that is something that -- we just wanted to keep it simple, big ideas. if you want something that is more, you know, detail-specific, there are other ways that we can do it. we needed a book. to add stuff to that at this late time in the game, i think is a problem. so, i mean, i'm -- i'm totally trying to seize this opportunity of putting these big ideas into the school district, you know, and we've been working towards that and we presented it

. >> francesca valdes showed us this video from her place of venue. she claimed the violence on the night club next door orlub hue. after a flurry of fights last year, the commission told him he had to stop all d.j. and music at 10:00 p.m. on saturday. >> they tried to give him another chance and see what happens. i don't think he should be open again. >> i wouldn't say that hue is necessarily causing those incidents. >> the owner, bennett montoya says the fights are caused by a lot of other factors. also, on late weekend nights, there are a lot of young people just hanging out on broadway, some inside the club, others on broadway, many looking for social interaction, but some are clearly looking for a fight. >> these fights, a lot of them aren't even our patrons. >> why are so many people blaming hue? he says skin color is a factor. >> we are definitely being targeted, and we are held i would say to a higher standard than other businesses here. >> why do you believe they're targeting you? >> i believe because it is a place of color, and the words tha

francesca?ll up on that, and try to figure out what exactly the basis was for the president's claim that it is inconstitutional. i wanted to you about something else as well, scott pruett has been accused of enlisting a staffer to shop for apartments and a used mattress, from the presidenel jround the corner. i wanted to know if any of that gives the president pause at this point or causes his confidence in scott pruett to waiver. >> certainly looking into the matter, i couldn't comment on the specifics of the furniture used in his apartment. john? and certainly, would not attempt to, john, go ahead. >> could we dwelt on that for a second prefer not to, ad. >> you said significant progress is being made between the u.s. and north korean efficientlies. the president would like denuclearization to happen all at once. but it could be a phased in 3 process. the meeting has yet to take place. does it look like it will be an all at once or is the phase in more likely. >> i'm not going to predict a mee

on sunday, francesca ramsey shares her experience in becoming a social justice activist in her book "well that escalated quickly." and on american history tv, c- span 3, saturday at 8:00 p.m. eastern on lectures and history, duke university professor laura edwards on public lands and the law. examining westward expansion and the law's role in taking over native american lands. and sunday on real america, the 1944 film "the memphis fell," which documents one of the first b-17 bombers to complete 25 missions in europe without being shot down. watch the c-span networks this weekend. >>> sunday on " q&a," film makers discuss the documentary "hidden day," a history on faith and resistance on catholic activists that protested the vietnam war. >> as we understand it, the antiwar movement was thought of as scruffy haired, college aged protestors. here were middle aged clergy. it made the public think, well, if they're against this war maybe i should reconsider it myself. and that was sort of a turning point for the antiwar movement. >> their action clearly did not end the vietnam war. but i d

his book trump's america, the truth about our nation's great come back. 7:00 pm mtv's decode host francesca ramsey shares her experience becoming a social justice activist in her book that escalated quickly and on american history tv on c-span 3 tonight, lectures in history, duke prof. laura edwards on public land and the law examining westward expansion and the world of taking over american lands. at 4:00 eastern on real america, 1944 film the memphis belle, a story of a flying fortress which documents one of the first b-17 bombers to complete 25 missions in europe without being shot down. watch the c-span networks this weekend. >> so much of it is about how women persevere differently than blue blue. we sort of hang on to each other and get it out together. how do we turn that into a strategic advantage? how do we make that more of our badass nurse instead of our burden? >> i feel i hadn't thought about it, i hadn't thought about that on a mental level, i have certainly experienced in the last year and a half women having each other after back in a way that is cool and remarkable. people

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francesca. >> thank you, sarah. if the administration is as it said not using the children as pawns in this situation, then why not just have congress pass legislation that narrowly deals with the family separation issue and sign it and then deal with the other aspects of the immigration system that the pesident wants overhauled at a different time. >> once again, we want to fix the entire system. w don't want to just tinker with it. the president is tired of watching people kick it down the road and not take responsibility and not fix the problem that we have. >> sarah, he would like to see all of the other things change about the immigration system but dealing with this particular situation right now. why -- >> we're dealing with a number of situations. that is not the only one. we have people flooding over the borders. the president wants people to come to this country but we want them to come legally and through the right process. and that is what we're asking. we want to secure the border. there have been a num

on sunday, francesca ramsey shares her eck appearance in becoming a social justice activist in her book well that escalated quickly and on american history tv, cspan 3. saturday at 8:00 p.m. eastern. on lectures in history. duke university professor laura edwards on public lands and the law. examining westward expansion and the law's roll in taking over native american lands and sunday at 4:00 p.m. eastern on real america. the 1944 film, memphis belle, story of a flying fortress, which documents one of the first b-17 bombers to complete 25 missions in europe without being shot down. watch the cspan networks this weekend. >> sunday on cspan 3. tour the library of congress on the centennial of world war i with showcases american ideas through posters, films and documents. >> the idea of contributing through labor. so as to con serve larger quantities. this is by may believe right. again, another individual kind of rises to the surface. wholesome foods and corn. i know we make everything out of corn today, but back then, we didn't, so this was new. again, one thing that's worth note about

also, francesca ramsey shares her experience in becoming a social justice activist, in her book, that escalated quickly. saturday at 8 pm eastern, lectures and history, duke university professor laura edwards on public lands and the law. examining westward expansion, and the law involved in taking over native american land. 4 pm eastern, unreal america, the 1944 film the dentist for, a flying fortress, that documents one of the first bombers to complete 25 missions in europe without being shot down. watch the c-span networks, this weekend. >>> tore the library of congress exhibit on world war i, which showcases american ideas about the war, through hard work, posters, photographs, film, and documents. >> the idea of growing your own food, to conserve larger quantities for the war effort, this is -- another individual kind of issue rising to the service in world war i. you can see, also, through conservation, i know -- we make everything out of corn today, but, this is due -- one thing that is worth noting, is that we will ration. the government will ration food, and, if you just encou

and 7 pm sunday, mtv decode host francesca ramsey shares her experience in becoming a social justice activist in her book, well that escalated quickly. and on american history t.v., c-span3 saturday 8 pm eastern on lectures and history. duke university professor, laura edwards on public land and of the law. examining westward expansion and the laws role in taking over native american land. and sunday for pm eastern on reel america. 1944 film, a memphis belle, story of a flying fortress. which documents one of the first b-17 bombers to complete 25 missions in europe without being shot down. watch the c-span networks this weekend. ...

and, sunday, francesca ramsey shares her experience in becoming a social justice activist in her book, "well, that escalated quickly." and on american history tv, c- span 3, saturday at 8 p.m. eastern, lectures in history, duke university professor laura edwards on public lands and the law. examining westward expansion and a lot's role in taking over native american lands. and sunday at 4 p.m. eastern on reel america, the 1944 film, "the memphis belle, the story of the flying fortress." which documents one of the first b-17 bombers to complete the first mission in europe without being shot down. watch the c-span networks this weekend. >>> this weekend, c-span cities tour takes you to new orleans, louisiana on its try centennial year. with the help of our cox communications cable partners, we explore the literary scene and history of the city. saturday at noon eastern on book tv, we hear about the life and influence of tennessee williams, best known for his plays, "the glass menagerie," "cat on a hot tin roof," and "a streetcar named desire." then cody roberts with his book, "voodoo an

on sunday, i host francesca ramsey talks about her book "well, that quickly."ectures in history," examining westward expansion and taking over native american lanphier sunday at 4:00 p.m. eastern on "reel america," the a44 film "a memphis belle: story of a flying fortress," completing bombings in europe without being shot down. watch the c-span networks this weekend. >> "washington journal continues. host: each saturday on the "washington journal, we take time to focus on a recent magazine feature. segment comes from "world magazine," where editor in chief marvin olasky talks about an island in crisis. "san juan smack down." for reviewers who have not picked it up, what is "magazine," what is your mission? covers"world magazine" all kinds of stuff, politics, economics, and we have reporters all over the world. our perspective is a difficult perspective. world, how ite works, why it works them and we try to follow what he teaches us in the bible. double-page spread here, "island in crisis," pictures from san juan. when did you travel to puerto rico for this stor

francesca, what did you make of the entrants this year?which could be into the thousands, and it taps into children‘s creativity and it is about coming up with your own story, which moves you or makes you laugh or cry or whatever, or you care about, and 500 words is not a lot to ask, and that is why it is so successful. and that is why it is so successful. and that is what we are looking for. we are not teachers. we are looking for stories which have that really original voice, which says this is being written by me and is something i care about. because a lot of us write comedy, we do like funny stories. and we will be finding out within the next half—hour to the winners are. it is all very exciting, and the winning entrants, as well as winning chris evans‘s height in books for the winner, and the duchess of cornwall will be here a little later on giving a speech, and the second placed person will win the duchess of cornwall‘s height in books, and they were getting a trip in this. if you saw chitty chitty bang bang, you might recognise it

on sunday, francesca ramsey shares her experience in becoming a social justice active gist in her book "well that escalated quickly" on american history tv, c-span3, saturday as 89 p.m. eastern, on lectures and history. duke university professor laura edwards on public lands and the law. ing and westward expansion and the law's role nick over native american land and sunday at 4:00 p.m. on real mercer the 1944 film the memphis belle, story of a flying fortress which documents one of the first b-17 bombers to complete 25 missions in europe without being shot down. watch the c-span networks, this weekend. >> now a conversation on the effectiveness of inspectors general. >>> this is part of a for you. held to mark the 40th 40th anniversary of the inspectors general act. it's host evidence by wayne state law school's levin center which is leads by former michigan democratic senator carl leverin. levin. >> owe hello. as we